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I don't understand a word, but I really like the sound and the lead singer has a great voice.

Ahso!;1526663 wrote: Good taste, L-R! Carlos was always one of my favoites. There is lots of really good contemporary music out there too.


Happy Thanksgiving, Ozzie.

Louise-Renée;1528180 wrote: Happy Thanksgiving, Ozzie.



I'm being confused for someone else or there's something behind this. Is the song a clue? Do we share a past, you and I?

Ahso!;1528184 wrote: Either I'm being confused for someone else or there's something behind this. Is the song a clue? Do we share a past, you and I?


There’s something else behind this.

TTFN 👋

Ahso!;1528184 wrote: Either I'm being confused for someone else or there's something behind this. Is the song a clue? Do we share a past, you and I?


With all due respect, I don’t get confused.

More elaboration is needed if it's intended for me to become aware of what's behind this. Also, I'm not understanding the "Ozzie" reference. I've never used "Ozzie" as an online username, thus the reason why one might think there's some confusion.

Ahso!;1528190 wrote: More elaboration is needed if it's intended for me to become aware of what's behind this. Also, I'm not understanding the "Ozzie" reference. I've never used "Ozzie" as an online username, thus the reason why one might think there's some confusion.


More elaboration.

Not actually listening right now...but I was last night..at least till Walt went to bed.

Louise-Renée;1528207 wrote: More elaboration.

not helpful.

Thanks for the K.D. Lang tune though.

Ahso!;1528210 wrote: Nope, not helpful.

Thanks for the K.D. Lang tune though.


Goodbye.

Oh well, sorry for the distraction, everyone.

Sara Barelles and John Legend.

Ry Cooder and VM Bhat: Meeting by the River

I enjoyed that!

A cover of one of Forumgarden's favorites by Raelee Nikole and Tolan Shaw. I don't know what the state of music would be today without Michael Jackson having been a part of it.

Ahso!;1528213 wrote: Oh well, sorry for the distraction, everyone.

Sara Barelles and John Legend.


I am not, was not...ever will be YOUR distraction. Shame on you.

You're a p-rick and always will be.

Goodbye, good riddance and G F Y

Ahso!;1528213 wrote: Oh well, sorry for the distraction, everyone.

Sara Barelles and John Legend.


"sorry for the distraction"

My ex enjoyed listening to Vivaldi.

Louise-Renée;1528187 wrote: There’s something else behind this.

TTFN 👋Is this Ozzie?

The Song Remembers When

Christmas music!

Specifically:

You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch

Winter Wonderlan

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (Duet With Johnny Mathis)

Winter Wonderland 2:18 Elvis Presley

White Christmas 3:28 The Rat Pack

Sleigh Ride 3:06 The Ronettes

Silver Bells 3:11 The Rat Pack

Silver Bells 3:03 Bing Crosby

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 2:34 The Rat Pac

Noel 2:24 Smokey Robinson & The Miracles

Little Saint Nick 2:01 The Beach Boys

Let's Start The New Year Right 1:46 Frank Sinatra

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 3:08 Carly Simon

Joy To The World 2:59 Julie Andrew

Jingle Bells 2:02 Frank Sinatra

Jingle Bell Rock 2:10 Brenda Lee

It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year 2:32 Andy Williams

It's Beginning To Look Like Christmas 2:24 The Rat Pack

It Came Upon A Midnight Clear 3:23 Cathie Ryan

I Saw Three Ships 3:47 Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band Celtic Christmas

Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)1:55 Elvis Presley

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 2:44 Judy Garland

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 2:25 Engelbert Humperdinck

Gloria In Exelsis 3:23 Gregorian Christmas Chants

Carol of the Bells 3:44 Harry Coninck Jr

Blue Christmas 2:23 Johnny Cash

Baby, It's Cold Outside 2:23 Dean Martin

My favourite Christmas song -

chocoholic;1528341 wrote: My favourite Christmas song -




Your post caused me to be curious about HCJ since I haven't heard anything by him in a long while. He's aging well and I like how his voice has matured. That is often the case with male vocalists. Michael Buble's voice has also matured nicely. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q ... 9YHpLtUKnk

Michael Buble - White Christmas.

Enya

Ahso!

Don't find HCJ singing so much these days, seems to have drifted into acting more, in fact watched him in "Copycat" a few days ago and still catch him on reruns of Will & Grace on various TV stations often.

Michael Buble - another of my favs, he is due to tour the UK next year but nowhere that close to where I am based and doubt I will get to see him, his "old" USA Xmas shows get regular reruns here though.

Watched the original film of White Christmas couple of weeks ago and still love it!

Chris de Burgh



It's just LOVELY

Another crop of well-taught musicians by Joan Chamorro.

Two troubadours of the 60s

Tulsi Gabbard and her partner covering John Lennon's Imagine

And a popular Hawaiian tune

LarsMac;1528515 wrote: Two troubadours of the 60s








Nice...very, very nice. Good Morning!

Van Morrison live with The Band in 1976.

Revisiting that memorable concert, one of the sweetest male voices ever to sing rock and roll. I might not stop posting clips from that concert. And, yes, that's Joni Mitchell in the background.

Sting: A Winter's Night

Louise-Renée;1528571 wrote: Sting: A Winter's Night






That is quite delicious.

LarsMac;1528581 wrote: That is quite delicious.




Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

I'm in a Christmas mood tonight





(Pentatonix - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen)

Meet Billie Ellish

spent the day on the way-back machine.

Music history will always remember Duane Allman. Derek Trucks is pretty good too.

Merry Christmas! to the ONE and all.

Sweet.

and Merry Christmas to you, as well.

Sara Bareilles' voice has a pure, soothing and comforting sound - perfect to my ears. Here she is with The Milk Carton Kids singing Someone Who Loves Me.

What it's Like

Donna Summer - Hot Stuff 1979

Bruv would have appreciated that. And the leather jacket and tutu. My jacket's just like that but the dress would be a step too far.